Examples of using Evocative in English and their translations into Czech
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It's very… evocative.
Very evocative of old-time Stars Hollow.
But they are evocative.
That's an evocative story, but I never saw any evidence of that.
They are very evocative.
So much more evocative than a simple address.
I thought they were evocative.
It was very evocative, very emotional.
Wow… Sarah, you look evocative.
Simple, graceful, evocative of the beatles in hamburg.
It has a richness and it's evocative.
It's more evocative than I even imagined it would be, Charlotte.
It's short, simple, evocative.
A single, evocative word, like, uh… Solstice," or Perception," or, um.
Medical terms are less evocative.
In other words, a powerful, an evocative image, not unlike that of Christ.
The particular word you used was very evocative.
The blue sea meets the sky and the evocative reach of the boats of fishermen.
Not unlike that of Christ.In other words, a powerful, an evocative image.
Timeless, evocative and progressive in a way that could only be Jaguar.
That's what makes The Parent Trap such an evocative film.
What's more evocative than the smell of your favorite cereal from when you were a kid?
The times says,"Geoffrey McShaw"is evocative and challenging.
An evocative shape, in that at a certain point, it becomes unclear who's pursuing whom.
They really startle you with how wonderfully evocative this look is of whatever they're doing.
That doesn't remind us of"Musetta's Waltz. And Roger will attempt to write a bittersweet, evocative song.
And Roger will attempt to write a bittersweet, evocative song that doesn't remind us of"Musetta's waltz.
Particularly evocative, especially at dusk, is the walk along the ancient ramparts overlooking the sea.
His research culminated 35 years later… in a book with the evocative title, Is There A Life After Death?
The town has an evocative historical centre with monuments and the important Castle dated back to the thirteenth century.
